A Palo Seko - Martinez El Facha

Review by ronald zendrato

Martinez El Facha is a highly energized album by the Spanish punk rock band, A Palo Seko. The album is named after a notorious fascist figure in Spain's history, and the band's political stance is apparent throughout the album. The lyrics are filled with social commentary, and the music is a mix of punk rock, ska, and reggae.

The album opens with the track "La Hora de los Raperos," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song is filled with fast-paced guitar riffs and aggressive vocals. The band's punk rock influences are evident in tracks like "La Ley del Talión" and "El Estado de Excepción." The reggae-influenced "Lucha de Clases" is a standout track, with its catchy chorus and laid-back rhythm.

A Palo Seko's political stance is most apparent in the track "Martinez El Facha," which is a scathing critique of fascism and the far-right. The band's message is clear: they are against oppression and inequality, and they use their music to spread their message.

Summary by ronald zendrato

Martinez El Facha is a solid album that showcases A Palo Seko's musical talents and their political activism. The band's fusion of punk rock, ska, and reggae makes for an interesting and dynamic listening experience. Fans of political punk rock will enjoy this album.